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What happens if I violate probation in Michigan?

2/8/2023

 
If you violate probation in Michigan, the consequences can be severe. Probation is a court-ordered period of supervision that is granted in lieu of serving time in jail or prison. If you violate the terms of your probation, the court may take a number of different actions, including:
  1. Revoke probation: The court can revoke your probation, which means that you will be taken into custody and required to serve the remaining time of your sentence in jail or prison.
  2. Extend probation: The court can extend the length of your probation if you have not fulfilled the terms of your probation agreement.
  3. Impose additional penalties: The court can impose additional penalties, such as fines, community service, or additional restrictions on your freedom.
  4. Modify the conditions of probation: The court can modify the conditions of your probation, such as requiring additional drug testing or increasing the frequency of your meetings with a probation officer.
It's important to understand that violating probation can result in serious consequences, including jail time and increased restrictions on your freedom. If you have been accused of violating probation, it's important to seek the advice of a qualified criminal defense attorney who can help you understand the charges against you and your rights, and who can represent you in court. An experienced attorney can help you build a strong defense and can negotiate with the prosecution to try to reach a favorable outcome in your case.

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      • 35th District Court
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      • Allen Park
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      • Dearborn
      • Southgate
      • Grosse Pointe
      • Romulus
      • Woodhaven
    • Oakland County
      • Royal Oak
      • Novi
      • Clarkston
      • Troy/Clawson
      • Rochester Hills
      • Bloomfield Hills
      • Pontiac
      • Farmington Hills
      • Southfield
      • Oak Park
      • Waterford
      • Madison Heights/Hazel Park/Ferndale
    • Washtenaw County
      • Ann Arbor 15th
      • 22nd Circuit Court
      • Saline 14A4
      • Pittsfield Twp 14A1
      • Ypsilanti 14A2
      • Ypsilanti 14B
      • Chelsea 14A3
    • Macomb County
      • Sterling Heights
      • Romeo
      • St Clair Shores
      • Warren/Center Line
      • Clinton Township
      • Fraser/Roseville
      • New Baltimore
      • Shelby Township
    • Monroe County
    • Lenawee County
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